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    • 专利摘要:
    A visual marking consisting of a marking strip (2) which is attached to electric fence wire (3) with double-sided tape (1) so that the wind effect of the marking strip does not move it sideways - it remains where it is mounted. The double-sided adhesive tape (1) is mounted on an inclined approx. in the middle of the marking strip (2), about 50 cm long, wrap 2-3 times around the fence wire (3). The ends of the marking strip are thus loose and moving in the wind, making the marking and thus the fence very visible. Used on fences around horse and cattle folds.
    公开号:DK201700308A1
    申请号:DKP201700308
    申请日:2017-05-16
    公开日:2019-01-02
    发明作者:Drewsen Birgit
    申请人:DrewsenDesign；
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    专利说明:

    Description
    This invention is a visual marker that remains where it is mounted, for mounting on horizontal electric fence wire between the fence posts, to visualize the electric fence for the animals in the fence, as well as for wild animals outside the fence. The fence is visualized to prevent the animals from ignoring the fence and thereby risking injury, as well as to prevent the animals in the fence from breaking out.
    Here's how to do it
    Marking of electric fence wire is done today by binding plastic strips on the fence wire. Either use cut up plastic bags or mining strip, which is a red and white striped plastic strip / barrier strip typically sold in one ml rolls. 50 and 500 m.
    The plastic strips that move in the wind are affected by the weather, wind and moisture after a relatively short time, and are pushed by the wind on the electric fence wire and end at the fence posts so that the marking effect disappears.
    For this kind of marking of electric fence wire, pieces of plastic strips after weathering crack off and leave in the wild.
    Others have developed more or less complicated designs to solve the problem, all costly and none of which have been able to become commercial successes, and none of the earlier designs are widely known today.
    The product that some fence / fence wire retailers today sell as a solution is mining strip.
    Other types of fence wire / fence tape have been developed - mostly used around
    DK 2017 00308 A1 horsepower - visible.
    These fences / fences available in various widths are made of nylon material typically white - with thin metal wires wrapped in or woven as conductors. The disadvantage of this type of fence wire / fence strip is that the thin metal wires easily break, thereby making the wire / tape less live, which requires special equipment for assembly and assembly, which makes the fence significantly more expensive than traditional fence wire. If an animal, even though the fence is visible - runs through the fence, there is a risk of major damage as the nylon material has high breaking strength and the nylon material causes deep fire damage. Several horse owners who have used this kind of fence wire / fence tape have gone back to traditional fence wire, after experiencing or seeing the result of one or more of the disadvantages.
    Existing patents
    Pat. US2622553 from 1952 to Wilson, is a circular fence marker in aluminum as the recommended material that is clamped on the fence and which, besides being visible when exposed to the wind, emits sound.
    Pat. US3785337 from 1974 to Flowerday, is a marker among others. developed for barbed wire fences. The cursor consists of a flat base in a triangular shape with a circular reflex mounted on it and with an integrated fastening strip in one of the triangles. The fastening strip is passed around the fence wire and back through the base, which thus hangs loosely on the fence wire and can be moved by the wind, also laterally.
    Pat. US4265195 from 1981 to Higgins, is a fence marker consisting of a plastic block with a groove slightly narrower than the fence wire around which the plastic block is pressed so that the plastic block does not move sideways. In the bottom of the plastic block is a hole through which a narrow streamer is stapled on top of the plastic block,
    The 2017 end of the streamer is moved by the wind.
    Pat. US4742796 from 1988 to Halsey, is a fence marker consisting of a colorful fabric streamer mounted on a square solid base material. The base has a slot for a center hole of the same diameter to which the fence wire the base is attached, but will, after some time of weathering, move laterally on the fence wire.
    Pat. US20090199443 from 2009 to Kassouni Van, is a fence marker in solid plastic material. The triangular or drop shaped cursor has 2 short tabs in the top with small protruding attached stops on the lower part of the tabs. Corresponding stops are found on the upper part of the marker at a distance from the stoppers of the tabs so that the cursor is held in place on the fence wire between the stops, where the tabs are on one side of the fence wire and the cursor itself is on the other side of the fence wire. It is unknown how much the cursor is laterally affected by the wind.
    The searches done for existing solutions have yielded the results: Pat. US297487 from 1884 to Bacon, Pat. US367664 from 1887 to Riale, Pat US405851 from 1889 to Schyler, Pat.
    US970524 from 1910 to Macintosh and Pat. US5964180 from 1999 to De Gabrielle et al., Which is not considered to affect this invention.
    Description continues the new
    This visual marking consists of an approx. 2 cm wide marking strip 2 that is attached to traditional fence wire 3 with double-sided tape 1. The mounted marking 2 does not move sideways. The double-sided tape 1 is mounted on an inclined approx. in the middle of the marking strip 2, approx. 50 cm long, which is wound 2-3 times around the fence wire 3. The ends of the marking strip 2 are loose and move in the wind, making the marking and
    DK 2017 00308 A1 thus the fence very visible. The marking strip 2 itself is in non-live material rip stop (bal ion nylon), which does not floss, is durable and lightweight and therefore moves in even the slightest breeze.
    Can be used on various thicknesses, typically diameter between 1.6 mm - 3.4 mm, of fence wire.
    The choice of material does not offend others.
    Double adhesive tape is known as a minimum since 1950, cf. Pat. US2496349
    The fabric material rip stops for eg. hot air bal ions are known as a minimum since 1990, cf. Pat.
    JPH02234943 (A)
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    drawings
    FIG. 1 shows the invention mounted on fence wire between 2 fence posts.
    FIG. 2 shows the back of the invention with the rip stop weaving / threading of the material, as well as the placement of the double-sided tape.
    FIG. 3 shows the front of the invention and rip stops the weaving / threading of the material.
    FIG. 4 shows the first step of the assembly.
    FIG. 5 shows the second step of the assembly.
    FIG. 6 shows the third step of the assembly.
    FIG. 7 shows the fourth steps of the assembly.
    FIG. 8 shows the last step of mounting the invention.
    权利要求:
    Claims (5)
    [1]
    Requirements
    This device, consisting of a marking strip for visualizing horizontal fence wire, is designed to remain where it is mounted. The device must not move ice sideways due to wind and weather effects and thereby be pushed / blown to the fence posts so that visualization effects disappear.
    The device is characterized by the way it is attached to the fence wire. It is also characterized by the angle of the fastening material, double-sided tape, on the marking strip, as well as the mounting method: winding around the fence wire.
    20 The choice of material for the marking strip is important for the durability of the device, but can be made in other fabric material.
    1. attachment to the fence wire with adhesive - double-sided tape.
    [2]
    Claim 1, combined with the angle of the double-sided tape on the marking strip.
    [3]
    3. claims 1 and 2 combined with the mounting method - winding around the fence wire.
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    [4]
    4. rip stop fabric marking strip combined with claims 1, 2 and 3.
    [5]
    5. marking strip in all non-patent infringing materials combined with claims 1, 2 and 3.
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    同族专利:
    公开号 | 公开日
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    法律状态:
    2019-01-02| PAT| Application published|Effective date: 20181117 |
    2019-02-06| PME| Patent granted|Effective date: 20190206 |
    优先权:
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